The Pale Echo
The brass weight in my left pocket felt colder than the November air. It was a calibration mass, two kilograms of polished metal, cold enough to burn the flesh if held too long. I kept my hand on it, a tether to the physical world, while the fog in Millhaven swallowed the streetlights one by one. I had come here to solve a mystery. I had come to find the source of the static that had been...
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